7. Frozen Fruit

Ends in: 6 to 9 months
*Average Price: $6–$15 per bag* As everyone knows, frozen fruit keeps much longer than fresh fruit from the grocery store's produce section. When it comes to fruit, some individuals prefer frozen over fresh because of its longevity.


Fruit in Frozen ©Shutterstock/BBrent Hofacker
Frozen fruit may remain longer, but this food only lasts for around six to nine months before going bad. However, that isn't a given. The frozen fruit's shelf life is affected by various factors, such as storage conditions and whether it has been opened. As usual, you should refer to the "Best By" date to make sure you don't inadvertently consume past-due food.
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